Ray-Ray McCloud

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Ray-Ray McCloud

Buffalo Bills

Active BYE Week: 11 WR

Buffalo Bills

McCloud signed a reserve/future contract with the Bills on Monday.

McCloud spent six games with the Panthers in 2019, but fumbling issues led to his departure. The 2018 sixth-round pick has upside as a return man, so he'll aim to leverage that into a 53-man roster spot in 2020. Jan 06 11:28 am (EST)

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DYNASTY
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POSITION RANK

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Game	Score	Opp
Dec 29	L 13 - 6	NYJ
Dec 21	L 24 - 17	@ NE
Dec 15	W 17 - 10	@ PIT
Dec 08	L 24 - 17	BAL
Nov 28	W 26 - 15	@ DAL
Nov 24	W 20 - 3	DEN
Nov 17	W 37 - 20	@ MIA
Nov 10	L 19 - 16	@ CLE
Nov 03	T 0 - 0	WAS
Oct 27	L 31 - 13	PHI

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S. Diggs

D. Williams

R. Foster

C. Beasley

I. McKenzie

R. McCloud

J. Allen

M. Barkley

D. Singletary

Z. Moss

T. Yeldon

P. DiMarco

D. Knox

T. Kroft

L. Smith

T. Sweeney

J. Brown

I. McKenzie

D. Williams

A. Roberts

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Howard Bender

2020 NFL Draft Guide: The Ultimate Cheat Sheet

Published Yesterday 6:55 pm (EST)

Howard Bender

2020 NFL Draft Guide: The Ultimate Cheat Sheet

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2020 NFL Draft Guide: The Ultimate Cheat Sheet

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N. Stanley - QB

MIN

Vikings signed seventh-round QB Nate Stanley to a four-year contract.

He's the first Vikings rookie to sign a contract. Stanley (6'4/235) made 39 consecutive starts in Iowa's I-formation offense, finishing with a 27-12 record as only the second three-year captain in school history. The Hawkeyes' offense relies on quick throws and intelligent opportunities downfield, but Stanley's career average depth of completion (6.4) emphasizes his reluctance to take shots. Having said that, tight windows don’t intimidate him, and his concentration inexplicably increased on third and fourth downs (70-for-121, 57.9 percent). With a spotty track record of overthrowing his teammates by 15-plus yards at times, Stanley projects as a late-round developmental project whose ceiling is that of a career backup's. The current No. 2 quarterback for the Vikings is Sean Mannion, so Stanley has a chance.

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D. Prescott - QB

DAL

ESPN's Todd Archer reports there are "no talks scheduled" between franchise player Dak Prescott and the Cowboys ahead of Wednesday's deadline to reach a long-term contract.

NFL Network's Jane Slater reported something similar Monday morning, saying there wasn't much optimism a long-term deal would be reached ahead of Wednesday's deadline. Prescott already signed his franchise tender, locking him into $31.409 million for this season. At worst, the tag would again be available to the Cowboys next offseason, but that would certainly strain things between the two sides. Prescott seems content playing out the one-year tag and betting on himself before a monster payday next March.

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J. Reed - TE

WAS

NFL Network's Ian Rapoport reports three teams have expressed interest in free agent Jordan Reed.

The identity of those teams isn't known, and this sounds a bit agent-driven. Still, Reed has no plans to hang up his cleats despite a lengthy, concerning concussion history. He visited Seattle back in March, but the Seahawks signed Greg Olsen and drafted Colby Parkinson to go with Jacob Hollister and Will Dissly. The Rams also reportedly "spoke" with Reed, but they drafted Brycen Hopkins behind Tyler Higbee and Gerald Everett. We'd guess both NFC West clubs are out on 30-year-old Reed.

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L. Williams - DL

NYG

NFL Network's Ian Rapoport reports Giants DT Leonard Williams will play out the season on the franchise tag.

Williams certainly hasn't earned a big second contract with his play to this point. As RapSheet points out, the "hope" is Williams excels in new DC Patrick Graham's Patriots-style system and the sides revisit multi-year discussions next offseason. GM Dave Gettleman pretty much had no choice but to tag Williams after trading a pair of picks for him. The former No. 6 overall pick had a measly 0.5 sacks last season with the Jets and Giants and has just 17.5 to his name across five seasons. Williams was Pro Football Focus' No. 51 interior lineman last year.

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D. Freeman - RB

Devonta Freeman's agent, Kristin Campbell, terminated their relationship.

Campbell was responsible for negotiating Freeman's five-year, $41.25 million extension with the Falcons in 2017. She failed to give a reason, but odds are she was unhappy her client turned down an offer from the Seahawks without consulting her back in May. The Jets, Eagles, Buccaneers, and Jaguars have also shown interest in the 28-year-old free agent this offseason, though none have reportedly extended a contract to this point. Freeman will likely be out a job until facilities re-open across the nation.

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D. Prescott - QB

DAL

Dallas Morning News' Calvin Watkins reports the Cowboys and Dak Prescott are "not close" to a long-term contact.

They have until July 15 to agree to terms, otherwise Prescott will play out the 2020 season on the franchise tag. That would mean Prescott is betting on himself once again. Playing seasons on the franchise tag is certainly lucrative -- he'd be eligible for a second franchise tag next season, too -- but there's no long-term guarantees. Both parties likely want structure, but Prescott isn't going to settle for anything less than $35 million annually. The Patrick Mahomes contract certainly elevated Prescott's leverage. We'll see if Jerry Jones improves his offerings early this week.

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J. Phillips - LB

CLE

Browns signed third-round LB Jacob Phillips to a four-year contract.

Phillips (6’3/229) was a two-year starting inside linebacker at LSU who led the SEC in tackles (113) as a junior during the Tigers’ National Championship season. He’s an instinctual player who plugs gaps against the run while remaining in control of his body, but his best trait is his reliable tackling. He finished 5th in PFF’s tackling grade among 460 FBS qualifiers, only missing 5-of-75 potential tackles. He was serviceable in coverage (7.2 YPT allowed) as well, although shiftier NFL players will give him more trouble. Jacobs, a 35th percentile athlete with 4.66 speed, could compete for starting reps on defense but should at least be an asset on special teams given his vision and high-end college production. Phillips just turned 21 years old on draft night.

Added Yesterday 2:06 pm (EST)

Adam Schefter on Twitter

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J. Phillips - LB

CLE

Browns signed third-round LB Jacob Phillips to a four-year contract.

Rookies are signing their contracts later in the offseason than we're used to because of the pandemic. They're now starting to filter in more and more. Phillips (6’3/229) was a two-year starting inside linebacker at LSU who led the SEC in tackles (113) as a junior during the Tigers’ National Championship season. He’s an instinctual player who plugs gaps against the run while remaining in control of his body, but his best trait is his reliable tackling. He finished 5th in PFF’s tackling grade among 460 FBS qualifiers, only missing 5-of-75 potential tackles. He was serviceable in coverage (7.2 YPT allowed) as well, although shiftier NFL players will give him more trouble. Jacobs, a 35th percentile athlete with 4.66 speed, could compete for starting reps on defense but should at least be an asset on special teams given his vision and high-end college production. He will barely be 21 years old on draft night.

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